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KIN will be taking over the Arnolfini for a long weekend with a multi-room extravaganza of music, conversations, games, skill-sharing and theatrical explorations, with activist meet-ups, live art and wandering provocateurs. Each of the six rooms has a full programme, and the spaces have been uniquely designed with participation and connection in mind. Please note that capacities are limited for each room, so please arrive early to your chosen sessions to guarantee entry.

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    David Firth is an English animator, writer, musician, actor, voice actor, filmmaker, video artist and broadcaster – perhaps best known for his cult, surrealist web series ‘Salad Fingers’.

    Firth has also produced short films for “Charlie Brooker’s Screenwipe”, and in 2017 released CREAM, a short animated film, produced by Flying Lotus. Firth also co-wrote ‘Kuso’, with Flying Lotus, an independent horror comedy film released in 2017 and dubbed ‘the most vile horror film ever made’ after premiering at Sundance Film Festival.

    Firth has been a cult presence and (reluctant) online ‘influencer’ way before social media was but a twinkle in Zuckerberg’s eye. He continues to release original, dark and thought-provoking art, film and satire, and has garnered a huge, loyal following worldwide.

    At KIN, Firth will be screening episodes of his animated web-series ‘The News Hasn’t Happened Yet’ – where he ‘attempts to make sense of the news’. This will be followed by a Q&A where we’ll all try and make sense of the news, together. A rare chance to pick the brain and play in the dark imagination of one of the UK’s most original, cult artists.